After being denied service in 2012 by Colorado-based Christian cake baker Jack Phillips for being a gay couple, Dave Mullins and Charlie Craig headed to the Supreme Court yesterday.
While we wait for the verdict on the Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission case, which could take a long time to decide, many have taken to Twitter to support Dave and Charlie and add their voice to the fight against LGBT discrimination.
Incredible moment outside #SCOTUS just now. The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington just surrounded a heckler during #OpenToAll protest. A rep of theirs told me they wanted to "take the opportunity to surround hate with harmony." #MasterpieceCakeshop #LGBT pic.twitter.com/D1z4boIe8a
— Lauryn Gutierrez (@GutzyLo) December 5, 2017
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